Chronic conditions affect a growing number of Nova Scotians, and many people are living with multiple conditions at once. Managing these conditions can be challenging, people may experience difficulty accessing the
This collection of Knowledge Snapshots shares literature search findings on self-management support and chronic disease management. These brief documents give researchers and health care professionals a quick and digestible view of
Why is the number of Nova Scotians unable to find a regular family doctor rising? Changes in factors affecting Nova Scotia’s supply of and requirements for family doctors, 2006 –
This study involved two phases as part of a larger project aimed at improving healthcare transitions. The first phase involved interviews and focus groups with patients, caregivers, and clinicians to explore perspectives
This study looks at what patients see as valuable (or not) in care provided by pharmacists.
A study to determine outcomes that may be used to evaluate the benefits or harms of pharmacist-led primary care.
Where are the high-cost health care users in Nova Scotia? Learn more in our Small Area Rate Variation study.
Fairness Dialogues is a scenario-based discussion forum to obtain values of
the public on health care issues.
The MSSU supported a knowledge sharing event on equity, diversity, and inclusion in digital mental health for youth.
This project helped identify ways to help healthcare professionals work together to improve access to primary care.
